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Re: [harryproa] Re: NT weather

Robert,
 
Yeah thanks this is what I have heard. The BOM observations and forecasts are hopefull at the moment, though some days are forecast 20-30 w\nw and some are just 10-15.
Do you mean the wet setting in this month? Is that fairly cloudy and cool?
I am used to Singapore weather, where it can be a little light. Can I expexct a reliable daily seabreeze almost vryday?
 
Doug

--- On Sun, 4/1/09, Robert <cateran1949@...> wrote:
From: Robert <cateran1949@...>
Subject: [harryproa] Re: NT weather
To: harryproa@...
Date: Sunday, 4 January, 2009, 2:53 PM

Can be beautiful sailing Sometime s too calm and sometimes a bit wild
with thunderstorms and cyclones . Beautiful conditions once the wet
sets in, but be prepared to get up on the hard and tie yourself down
if a cyclone is looming. Problems are stingers( deadly jellyfish) and
crocodiles. The tides up ther are enormous up to 8m range, and there
is occasionally good winds and surf if there is a cyclone nearby. Good
value for mangoes and other tropical fruit. It is possible to hide up
the creeks when you have such a shallow draught.
Watch out for tropical boils and sores from sitting down too long in
salty clothes.

--- In harryproa@yahoogrou ps.com.au, "Douglas Alexander Frank Haines"
<doha720@... > wrote:
>
> Robert or anyone,
>
> What is the weather like in summer?
> Is there always a daily afternoon seabreeze?
> Is it moderate or can it be fresh.
> If there are thunderstaorms about does that stop the seabreeze, and
> make winds more variable?
>
> Doug
>




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Robert or anyone, What is the weather like in summer? Is there always a daily afternoon seabreeze? Is it moderate or can it be fresh. If there are...
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Can be beautiful sailing Sometime s too calm and sometimes a bit wild with thunderstorms and cyclones . Beautiful conditions once the wet sets in, but be...
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Robert,   Yeah thanks this is what I have heard. The BOM observations and forecasts are hopefull at the moment, though some days are forecast 20-30 w\nw and...
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Sorry, You can't really predict too much. Some wet seasons the thuderstorms are like clockwork, about 3pm every afternoon, others are more dominated by...
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it looks like there is more wind further off shore judging from the mcclure point and wessel island observations ... From: Robert <cateran1949@...> ...
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it looks like there is more wind further off shore judging from the mcclure point and wessel island observations   and just seen a day time pattern where all...
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-I knew some people who were blowing up weather balloons for the Wessel observations. It was part of an international scientific study on thunderstorms. They...
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Thanks that's a good one about anchor hauling - wear gloves I guess.   The Observations a very accurately showing nearly double wind speed in dark compared to...
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Jan 4, 2009
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After a while in Darwin, if you are a surfer the sight of 2.5-3m waves is too much to resist. The folklore is that crocs and stingers don't like the surf. In...
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Jan 5, 2009
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The boat could easily dissappear off into the sunset on its own , it is a difficult boat to stop moving - light weight no displacement, draft. Can't really do...
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Jan 5, 2009
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You can go through 10L a day just drinking. It is worth having a little spray bottle to rinse the salt off the nether regions to avoid tropical sores and...
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Jan 5, 2009
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so the tides are 6 hours of fall and six hours of rise, so if too much tide wait till change and use 6 hour window? what about prawn trawlers? Doug ... From:...
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Length of tides can vary, depending on how much water has lumped up from weather conditions. Full high is the most comfortable time, full low and you can be a...
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Re water (just a lurker otherwise) general rule of thumb is one gallon/person/day, say 4L/person/day. Thats a comfortable amount for drinking (hydration)...
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Jan 5, 2009
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Hi Skip, The temperature up north is a constant 30-34 C through the day, and in the buildup and wet, still 28-30C at 3am except during the thunderstorms and...
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Proaskip,   You would have read the adreamtime by Paul Caffyn?   Doug ... From: proaskip <skipj@...> Subject: [harryproa] Re: NT weather To:...
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No, but now that I've got the direction I'll look. ... for ... and ... for ... it ... body . ... for a ... a...
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